Solution of A. Einstein’s Problem on the Density of Matter in the Universe

Resumo

On the basis of the special theory of relativity and a solution of the Schwarzschild equations of general relativity, a generalized equation of Friedmann–Einstein–de Sitter type has been obtained for the expanding Universe. As a result of our work on the boundary value problem for this equation, we have found the eigenvalue of the resulting eigenvalue problem, linking the density of the Universe in the comoving coordinates, the Hubble constant, and the gravitational constant. We have calculated a value for the density of matter in the Universe which is in agreement with the observational data. We have shown that the missing dark energy is the relativistic kinematic and potential energy of the expanding Universe.